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Traders at Queen’s Market protest new dim lighting, claiming safety and visibility issues

Traders working at a historic indoor market in Newham have complained about new lighting put up by the council as they argue it’s ‘significantly...
Bradford & Keighley

Hotel Chocolat applies for drinks licence at first branch in Bradford District

Hotel Chocolat has has applied for a licence to sell alcohol at its first store in the Bradford District. The luxury chocolatier this week applied...
Bradford & Keighley

Huge number of take aways in Bradford make healthy food schemes more difficult

Councillors have discussed the difficulties of promoting healthy eating in areas where take aways sell buckets of deep fried chicken, chips and a fizzy...
Bradford & Keighley

Civic Society wants people’s views on city centre

Bradford residents are being asked for their opinion on the city centre – from regeneration schemes to the future of Little Germany. Bradford Civic Society...
Bradford & Keighley

Section of Bradford street opened up after pedestrianisation work

A section of a newly pedestrianised city centre street has been opened up this week. Bank Street is one of several roads in Bradford City...
Community

Inside Slough’s hidden homeless camps

Hidden in the woods in Slough is a troubling side of the town we rarely see. Metres from the better-trodden paths and pavements, dozens...
Community

London’s nightlife crisis: Industry leaders call for urgent support amid crime and cost challenges

London’s nightlife industry has warned that strict licensing laws, problems with crime, and eye-watering costs are pushing venues to the brink. In public meetings at...
Bradford & Keighley

Celebrating Excellence: The 5th Annual Curry Awards recognise Bradford’s finest

The 5th Annual Curry Awards took place at the newly refurbished Cedar Court Hotel, in Bradford, drawing hundreds to celebrate the best of Bradford’s...
Bradford & Keighley

Store sold food past its legal use by date – including children’s yoghurts

A Bradford store has been fined thousands of pounds after an inspection found food – including children’s yoghurts – on sale well past their...
Community

£200k tennis court investment for parks across Kirklees

Parks across Kirklees are set to benefit from a £200k investment into tennis courts. Kirklees Council has agreed a partnership with the Lawn Tennis Association...
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